The Blood Order — Jack D. Hunter

Years after World War I, Bruno Stachel, flying ace of the Blue Max, with no planes to fly and no missions to accomplish, reflects the impotence of a crippled Germany on its knees. St Stachel eagerly accepts Bormann's offer of a ket position in the Fuhrer's New Luftwaffe and the chance to fly again. In the dazzling yet decadent days of the rising new social order, Bruno Stachel is indulged bu the powerful, the beautiful and the Fuhrer himself. For drunkenly saving Hermann Goring's life, he is awarded the coveted medal of The Blood Order. His ascending as a force in the Nazi Party and the rising Luftwaffe is swift. Yet as World War II looms, Bruno Stachel, thrust into a dangerous position, begins a deadly game of roulette, forced to choose between his Party and his own sacred honor.